fuel filter
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where is it located in the tank? i just took my car to have it changed and he said it was in the tank so i told him not to worry about it. i could have sworn that i herd it was out of the tank could some one please inlighten me
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He's an idiot. It's above/forward of the tank, directly above the differential. Raise the rear, remove both rear underpanels. Use a 1/4" 10mm socket with a 3" extension, and IIRC that will loosen both of the bracket bolts w/o a problem. Then when it's loose you'll have enough room to free the hoses.
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Above and just in front of the rear differential. (IIRC) two 10mm bolts and a couple of hose clamps. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by japspec
I just changed mine out today, it wasn't too bad of a job. Good luck with yours
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Originally Posted by zmarko
It must be fuel filter weekend. Mine's getting swapped out tomorrow (did the plugs/plug wires/O2 sensor today).
Hey Marko, it's been a long time! I used to be on MachV all the time (aggietsi). I'm just sucking it up and saving for the FD now.
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Wow, what a coincidence. I just did my plugs and wires yesterday too. I changed out my fuel filter and fuel pump today. Yeah, Injen, I don't know what the guy was thinking but it's on top of your differential. The fuel pump is in the tank.
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I had gotham move it out in the open when they changed mine so now I can just reach up and change it for now on no problems. All you need is some more fuel lines to move it the rear subframe
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Make sure you remove the two bolts holding it to the car (gold colored bracket -bolts are horizontally aligned, not the vertical ones) and pull of the 2 fuel lines. Doing it this way should take no longer than 30 min for the whole process.
The first time I changed the fuel filter, I took 2 hours because I couldn't see it well enough to figure out what to unbolt. I think I was trying to remove the filter from the clamp holding it to the braket, which didn't work at all. I'm a dumb ***. lol
The first time I changed the fuel filter, I took 2 hours because I couldn't see it well enough to figure out what to unbolt. I think I was trying to remove the filter from the clamp holding it to the braket, which didn't work at all. I'm a dumb ***. lol
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I plan on doing this today, i've never actually put my car on jack stands. Where would i put the jack stands to support the car when i lower the jack? I'm just wondering sorry for the dumb question.
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